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Joao Bock Transaction Systems LLC v. Jack Henry & Associates Inc.
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1:12-cv-01138
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April 01, 2016
Patent Owner Must Pay $1M In Fees For Its 'Tortuous' Suit
A Delaware federal judge on Thursday ordered Joao Bock Transaction Systems LLC to pay a financial software company it unsuccessfully sued for patent infringement $1 million in attorneys' fees, finding Bock's inefficient approach to the case was "objectively unreasonable and burdensome."
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January 08, 2015
Banking Patent Owner To Appeal Invalidity Ruling To Fed. Circ.
The owner of an online transaction security patent asserted against financial software provider Jack Henry & Associates Inc. said Wednesday it will appeal to the Federal Circuit a decision that deemed the patent invalid because it claimed nothing more than an abstract idea, according to a Delaware federal court filing.
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December 16, 2014
Online Banking Security Patent Deemed Abstract Under Alice
An online transaction security patent asserted against financial software provider Jack Henry & Associates Inc. was deemed invalid by a Delaware federal judge Monday after she determined that it claimed nothing more than an abstract idea under the U.S. Supreme Court's Alice Corp. decision.